Sentence examples for most optimal alignment from inspiring English sources

Since a partial alignment is a locally most optimal alignment, it is not likely that a seed is extended further than the end position of the partial alignment.

For the cases where the approach does not perform as well, the best (most optimal) alignment can be chosen based on the global context in the protein structures following the principles governing protein structure; for example, regions flanking the variable segment could be considered.

This view was then tilted as ventrally as possible to obtain the most optimal possible alignment between the transducer and the mitral flow.

They showed that regions of optimal alignment, recurring most frequently in suboptimal alignments, were very similar to alignments produced by the structural alignment methods.

In these cases, especially those from a proximal distal bone transport, the circular fixator gives better results as the disconnection of the two most distal rings allows reduction and optimal alignment of the two docking ends.

Most multiple sequence alignment programs use heuristic methods rather than global optimization because identifying the optimal alignment between more than a few sequences of moderate length is prohibitively computationally expensive.

In fact, it has been argued that the usual optimal alignment corresponds to the most probable evolutionary path.

However, our goal with these tests was to speed up the computation of the optimal alignment, and TUIUIU* clearly succeeds in that, with in most cases an improvement in the score.

Achievement of optimal alignment of acetabular bone fragments is, however, reported to be the most challenging aspect of the surgery (Crockarell et al. 1999).

But she said she felt confident that she had done the most optimal planning possible.

An optimal alignment is then found.